Crossing Azeroth, starting with the Heroes of Might and Magic system

Garona was immediately horrified, thinking that Medivh would kill her on the spot. After all, he was the most powerful wizard of mankind, and she was just an orc who broke into a private house.

At first, Medivh thought it was some petty thief who wanted to come in and steal things, but he didn't expect that it was not a human.

Medivh just looked at her in confusion. She looked a bit like an orc, but not quite. So he asked, "Are you an orc?"

Garona could only answer honestly: "Half-orc, the descendant of Draenei and orcs."

"Strange, strange."

Medivh was very surprised. He looked at Garona from head to toe. He had never seen such a creature as an orc before.

He wanted to know more about this orc.

So Medivh put his hand on Garona's head, and suddenly a faint light appeared on Garona's head.

Garona panicked, thinking Medivh was going to kill her.

But Medivh just closed his eyes and thought for a while, then took his hand away from Annigarona's head.

Garona looked confused and didn't know what was going on.

In fact, it was Medivh who used magic similar to "Soul Search" to learn about Garona's past tragic experiences.

Medivh was originally a little angry, but after learning about the situation, he thought that Garona was as lonely as he was, and his anger immediately disappeared, and he felt sympathy for the Guardian.

Medivh kept Garona in Karazhan and did not restrict Garona's actions in Karazhan, but Garona could not leave Karazhan.

Staying in Karazhan is exactly what Garona wants.

Through Garona's memories, Medivh knew very well that Garona did not love the orcs, nor did she love Gul'dan who controlled her from behind. She even did not love killing and did not want to be an assassin.

Garona had no intention of harming Medivh, so Medivh decided to keep Garona in Karazhan, perhaps it would be better than returning to the orc army.

Garona was extremely intelligent. Later in Karazhan, she quickly learned the human language and could basically communicate in daily life.

At this time, Khadgar was already in Karazhan. He had sneaked into Karazhan as an apprentice not long ago, but in fact he was an emissary sent by Dalaran to monitor Medivh.

Although he was performing surveillance work, he did not learn nothing. Medivh did not restrict Khadgar.

The Karazhanli Library contained a large number of magic books, which enabled Khadgar to learn advanced magic such as "Flame Wreath", "Mass Transfiguration", and "Tracking Ice Rain" soon after entering.

He had also heard about the orcs' invasion of Azeroth and had a hostile relationship with the orcs, but since this was Medivh's territory, Khadgar had to put aside his prejudices and give Garona enough respect and courtesy.

Finally, Karazhan, which originally had only Medivh, now had Garona and Khadgar. However, for such a huge Karazhan, it still seemed rather empty.

Of course, Varian didn't know about these things, because he was now observing another battle through the vision of a royal griffin.

They were the group of orc void ray riders who had previously fought against Varian's griffon riders. In order to find the whereabouts of the griffon riders, they accidentally flew into Zul'Gurub, the capital of Stranglethorn Vale, located southwest of Deadwind Pass.

Varian saw it through the griffin's vision and couldn't help laughing. These orcs going to Zul'Gurub were seeking their own death.

The trolls in Stranglethorn Vale didn't know the existence of orcs. The troll guards responsible for maintaining order saw the flying troops coming and were preparing to guide the orcs riding void rays to land.

Because there are various races in Stranglethorn Vale now, including humans, dwarves, trolls, and goblins, who often come to Stranglethorn Vale to trade and have various flying troops, which are all normal things.

The orc warlock and orc shaman on the void ray had no idea that they had entered the territory of the trolls. When they saw many humans, they thought they had arrived at a human town.

Some orc warlocks were reckless and attacked the humans and trolls below, and also summoned several Voidwalkers.

The Voidwalker looks a bit like a water elemental, but is condensed from shadow energy and has some darker skills.

The Voidwalker appeared and began to indiscriminately attack the surrounding humans, trolls, goblins, etc.

There were many ordinary businessmen of various races here. They did not have much defense ability. After being attacked, they immediately howled loudly, and the scene suddenly became chaotic.

The sudden appearance of the Voidwalkers on the ground and the five or six hundred Voidrays flying in the sky caused panic among the traders in Zul'Gurubi.

When the troll guards saw the orcs' attack, they immediately blew their horns, and Zul'Gurub was immediately on alert.

This area happens to be near the residence of the Black Panther Priest, the Temple of Bethek.

Yarlo, who was training Black Panther, walked out of the temple and saw the Void Ray Knight in the sky at a glance.

Soon, the Black Panther Priest Yarlo, riding a big bat and leading a group of bat riders, appeared in front of the orc flying troops.

Zul'Gurub, there hasn't been a war for a long time, and she really wants to know who dares to cause trouble here.

Seeing that there was a group of green-skinned creatures that she had never seen before, Yaluo did not take action. She just patted the big bat she was riding, and the big bat immediately emitted a low sound wave.

The orc warlock and shaman on the opposite side heard the sound waves of the bats, but did not feel any harm from the sound waves. They were puzzled and didn't know what Yarlo was going to do.

Suddenly, a large group of wind snakes, small bats, and dragon flies flew out from all directions, covering the sky and the earth. There were so many of them that there were probably thousands or even tens of thousands of them.

It turns out that the sound waves released by the big bat just now were a means of summoning wind snakes, bats and dragon flies!

The orcs on the opposite side were frightened when they saw so many flying creatures. They were about to turn around and run away, but they were surrounded.

The orc warlock and shaman had to cast magic such as Lightning Chain and Shadow Arrow Rain to fight against the wind snakes and bats.

But there was no way to fight. There were only six or seven hundred orcs in total. Facing countless wind snakes, bats, and dragon flies, it was equivalent to one orc facing attacks from more than a dozen flying creatures.

After a while, many orcs were bitten and covered with wounds, and even the shamans could not recover so quickly.

Some were bitten to death by the Void Rays and fell to the ground together with the orcs. If they didn't die, they were seriously injured.

However, some orc warlocks on the edge broke through the siege and flew towards the Headwind Trail in panic.

But more orcs were knocked off the Void Ray and died directly.